[Insight-users] Re: How to see a mesh?

[soosho]

Dear Prof Vincent

Thanks a lot for you helps. I'll check the two tools as soon as
possible.

Thank for your response


Soosho



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[Insight-users] How to see a mesh?
Vincent A. Magnotta vincent-magnotta at uiowa.edu
Fri Jan 4 09:39:05 EST 2008

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Soosho,

There are at least two ways to visualize the mesh. The first would be to
convert the mesh to a mesh spatial object in ITK and then write the mesh
to a file. It can then be visualized with the SOViewer
(http://www.vtk.org/Wiki/SOViewer). A second solution would be to
convert the mesh to a VTK poly data and then save the file using VTK.
You could then use paraview (http://www.paraview.org/New/index.html) to
visualize the resulting mesh.

Vince


On Thu, 2008-01-03 at 21:08 -0800, soosho wrote:
> Hello Dear Luis 
> 
> Hope you are fine,
> 
> I am tampering Examples/Filtering/SurfaceExtraction.cxx. and wanna know
> how to see the resulting mesh?
> 
> Thanks,
> Esteghamat
> -- 
>   soosho
>   esteghamat at fastmail.fm
> 
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